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A gene-based risk score for lung cancer susceptibility in smokers and ex-smokers
Postgraduate Medical Journal, 10/08/09
Young RP et al. – When numeric scores were assigned to both the SNP and demographic data, and sequentially combined by a simple algorithm in a risk model, the composite score was found to be linearly related to lung cancer risk with a bimodal distribution. Genetic data may therefore be combined with other risk variables from smokers or ex–smokers to identify individuals who are most susceptible to developing lung cancer.
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